Éclat d'Arpège Lanvin 2002 Eau de Parfum
Éclat d'Arpège 2002 opens on green lilac and lemon leaves — a fresh, slightly soapy bouquet with a hint of crushed stem.
The scent fingerprint
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The note pyramid
- Green Lilac
- Sicilian Lemon Leaves
- Wisteria
- Green Tea
- Peach Blossom
- Peony
By the editors · 2 min readÉclat d'Arpège 2002 opens on green lilac and lemon leaves — a fresh, slightly soapy bouquet with a hint of crushed stem. The greenness reads as foliage rather than grass, framing the floral rather than dominating it.
Wisteria, peach blossom, and peony settle into a luminous, transparent heart. A whisper of tea leaf and osmanthus keeps the bouquet from going syrupy. The drydown is musk, cedar, and amber — clean, lightly powdered, classically Lanvin.
This is the canonical Éclat: a polished daytime floral with enough lift to read as composed rather than office-default. Suits someone who wants a recognizable signature without aggression.
Scent twins
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